Post Office Scansia Kansas Second Class Matter
Notice notes the item was entered at the post office in Scania Kansas as second class matter.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1922
Page
1
Notice notes the item was entered at the post office in Scania Kansas as second class matter.
A clipped dialogue notes a bill collector at the door and a response that the person is out of funds. The fragment contrasts a conservative man with a possibly dismissive attitude while mentioning windy hats and silkiest socks in a casual aside.
The Southwestern Division of the American Red Cross reports spending 70026.79 on disaster relief during 1921 22 with funds from national Red Cross and contributions. Major work occurred in flood areas along the Mississippi West River and in Pueblo Rio Grande Valley Texas Fort Worth Missouri and Arkansas, with Pueblo and Rio Grande Valley seeing the greatest rehabilitation effort. The report notes joint effort with local chapters and citizens and ongoing audits.
State probate court grants letters of administration to Frank O. Lervold for the estate of Benjamin M. Lies deceased. Creditors must present claims within one year or be barred. two years to exhibit. Henry T. VanNatta, Probate Judge, December 6, 1922.
The Butheran Church holds Sunday School at 10 a.m and services at 11 a.m and 7 30 p.m. Presbyterian Church schedules Sunday School at 10 a.m with Ralph T Walker as superintendent. Mrs Clinton Cook preaches at 11 a.m and the Effort Band meets Tuesday at 4 30 p.m. Bible Study and praise service follow at 7 30 p.m Tuesday. Rev Clinton Cook is pastor.
Methodist Church lists Sunday School at 10 a m and preaching at 11 am led by Pastor C B Carpenter. Epworth League at 7 o clock with preaching at 7 39, Thursday prayer and praise at 7 30, inviting everyone to attend all services.
The Swedish Methodist Church invites all to Sunday services at the usual time and a morning communion if weather permits. Visitors Day for Sunday School is planned with parents urged to attend to meet teachers and learn about the program. The Sunday School reports 111 enrollments and improvements have been made to modernize the facilities. Children meet Saturday afternoon at two for rehearsals. all are welcome to attend. O. J. Lundberg, pastor.
Local items from Rydal note Thanksgiving visits in Belleville and Concordia among Cooper family friends. Reports mention Mrs Vern Farlee in critical condition after gall bladder and stomach procedures at Concordia hospital. Several residents attend football in Courtland. Miscellany includes farming rent, teaching duties, and community visits.
A fragmented dialogue questions whether slight changes in nocturnal hours alter a play’s meaning, mentioning “Twelfth Night” and pondering the impact of few nights on verses and scenes.
A clipped dialogue fragment shows a man preferring someone to speak to his own thoughts rather than to another person, highlighting a social discomfort with addressing personal troubles aloud.
The New York Sun recounts a deaf mute man who rigs a pillow on a shelf above his bed, held by a trigger linked to a clock alarm. When it rings, the pillow drops to his head, waking him without disturbing others, after choosing a suitable clue.
Explorers describe penguins as friendly and playful on ice and in water. They stand about two feet tall with short wings, walk upright on strong legs, and live in colonies. They communicate in varied cries, enjoy snow slides, and dive up to 50 feet under the surface.
A new device named the Horetgravh uses motor power to trace vibrations of spoken words onto parchment. Each vowel sound produces distinct shapes in the air, turning speech into visible records for study and demonstration.
The New York Evening Post reports that Berlin theater managers provide dog rooms due to popularity among women. Patrons say babies deserve similar treatment and note women feed dogs during intermissions, a custom observed as audiences snack between acts.
In the Probate Court of the county a notice announces letters of Administration with the will annexed granted to J. P. Vandeveer for the estate of Micheal Weislogel deceased dated November 23 1922. Creditors must present claims within one year or be barred. exhibition within two years also bars.
Notice to all real estate owners in Drainage District No 1 Republic County Kansas. Annual meeting of land owners to elect one member of the board of supervisors.
Star Grocery advertises fresh and salted peanuts and cadies while Chilcott's Bakery posts sale items. A Kino gram column promises today’s most interesting personalities and the Princess feature every Saturday.
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